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“So build that pipeline, build that pipeline, Alberta’s lifeline. “Build that pipeline, just build that pipeline, and bring us back to prosperity.” So goes the chorus to a song by the Spitzee Post Band, a High River, Alta.

Nick Morsky became such a big part of the business community, and Estevan as a whole, that the Estevan Chamber of Commerce named its Business Hall of Fame after him and his wife Verna.

MP Kitchen came out with Yellow Vests

Canada Action and Rally 4 Resources are holding a rally at the Legislature building in Regina on Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 11:45 a.m and is expected to run to 2 p.m. The event is being called “Rally in Regina for Canadian Resources.

Following truck convoy protests in Estevan, as well as Alberta communities of Grande Prairie, Nisku and Medicine Hat, the last weekend of 2018 was the Border City’s turn to get in the game.

SaskTel has announced that TelCare, the company’s employee-driven charitable donation program, contributed just over $259,000 to more than 75 locally-operated charities in Saskatchewan in 2018.

It took less than 48 hours, from the time the decision was made to go ahead with a truck convoy protest in Estevan, until the first truck rolled out of Bert Baxter Transport’s yard.

The #MercuryChristmas promotion offered by Estevan Mercury Publications proved to be a big hit in the community. The promotion ran in late November and for most of December.

Community Futures Sunrise has announced the winners for the 2018 YouthBiz entrepreneurship competition.

The soup room inside the Estevan Salvation Army’s food bank is now well stocked with cans of soup, thanks to the soup drive that was organized by the Estevan office of Green for Life Environmental (GFL). The soup drive went from Dec.